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Constructed haphazardly and without much thought. Sorry I haven't been on here for a while, been very very busy with uni stuff.

My good friend ~EvilEgg came up with the following caption, which fits rather nicely.
The knight stared out across the battlefield. The peaceful white snow was muddied here and there by the blood of the fallen, both his comardes and his enemies. Behind his visor, a few tears seeped from his eyes, as did his own blood from a hundred cuts and scrapes.
So this is what his king had wrought? An unholy massacre, all for another pink blob on the map and another flag to hang in his palace? The knight's rage seethed within his heart as he tore the blue sash from his breast. He removed his notched and stained sword into its scabbard and plunged it into the snow, tossing the sash uncaringly over it. As he trudged toward the thick forest he took one last look at the tragic farce behind him. If you liked reading it, go to where he uploaded it and fave it there. Check out his other writing and cartoons as well; his work spans a wide range, from sweepingly imaginative prose to absurd humour.

Description
Constructed haphazardly and without much thought. Sorry I haven't been on here for a while, been very very busy with uni stuff.

My good friend ~EvilEgg came up with the following caption, which fits rather nicely.
The knight stared out across the battlefield. The peaceful white snow was muddied here and there by the blood of the fallen, both his comardes and his enemies. Behind his visor, a few tears seeped from his eyes, as did his own blood from a hundred cuts and scrapes.
So this is what his king had wrought? An unholy massacre, all for another pink blob on the map and another flag to hang in his palace? The knight's rage seethed within his heart as he tore the blue sash from his breast. He removed his notched and stained sword into its scabbard and plunged it into the snow, tossing the sash uncaringly over it. As he trudged toward the thick forest he took one last look at the tragic farce behind him. If you liked reading it, go to where he uploaded it and fave it there. Check out his other writing and cartoons as well; his work spans a wide range, from sweepingly imaginative prose to absurd humour.